Where are you from?

So where are you from?

I knew you were from the UK when I saw the way you excluded UK from Europe as a whole - the only country excluded from their continent. :)

-WC-

PS: Moved to Lounge.

i'm from Hawaii... u know, the 50th state? yes, we wear clothes, and NO, we don't live in grass shacks. we're as technologically advanced as the rest of the "real world." LOL

I live in Southwestern Illinois. The closest thing to being a large metropolitan area to me is St. Louis. You know, home of the Arch, the gateway to the West. :p

Denmark

HOME OF THE VIKINGS !

AAARRGHHHH !

:D

im from england and got a damned good english accent too :P

Originally posted by iamatwin
im from england and got a damned good english accent too :P

I love english accent. I'm from Cologne, Germany - one of the biggest cities in Germany.

im learing german right now but im crap!! ich habe ein brot! :P

I live in the continent of North America, in the country of USA, in the state of Florida, in the city of Orlando, in the county of Orange County.

y do they call it the orange country?

Belgium!!!

Home of great beers, chocolate, waffles, brussel sprouts and regrettably... Jean Claude Van Damme.

:p

Originally posted by crahan
Belgium!!!

Home of great beers, chocolate, waffles, brussel sprouts and regrettably... Jean Claude Van Damme.

:p

i gota admit u guys have the best chocs eva!

mmmmm chocolate

im from Bristol, Uk, and this is really weird that every1 from different countries that dont speak english has really good english or do u use a translator...

is n e 1 here from coventry in the uk?

On basis of this poll more Europeans than Americans on this site; how very unexpected...:eek:

Originally posted by Blaise
mmmmm chocolate

im from Bristol, Uk, and this is really weird that every1 from different countries that dont speak english has really good english or do u use a translator...

No I don't use a translator, it's just that I've been in contact with the english language since I was like 3 years old. Funny thing is I preferred watching the english Sesame street to the dutch version :p. Dutch kids programs weren't all that interesting, I liked Rainbow and Postman Pat a lot more :D.

Norte Americana

Originally posted by crahan
No I don't use a translator, it's just that I've been in contact with the english language since I was like 3 years old. Funny thing is I preferred watching the english Sesame street to the dutch version :p. Dutch kids programs weren't all that interesting, I liked Rainbow and Postman Pat a lot more :D.

Me too. I preferred movies in English (sometimes with German subtitles). I don't really need a translator. You have to know, I learned English for a long time and in school we also had Biology, Geography and History in English language. :)

I'm from Canada eh?, right now I'm typing to you guys from my igloo up north with all the eskimos...lol Do people actually think we live in those things? Hey eRider, I'm part viking! :P My family tree has been linked back to them...and I'm 13th generation french canadian...so does that mean that I pillage villages while speaking french? :P Don't ask, I get weird when I'm under lots of --stresssssss--!

Im surprised no-one has replied (or they may not be anyone!) from anywhere other than Europe and North America!

good point now i look @ the polls there are only europe and n.america, but from the ppl ive asked it was mostly europe

im from the fiftys, and its dry this year.

Originally posted by Dawn
I'm from Canada eh?, right now I'm typing to you guys from my igloo up north with all the eskimos...lol Do people actually think we live in those things? Hey eRider, I'm part viking! :P My family tree has been linked back to them...and I'm 13th generation french canadian...so does that mean that I pillage villages while speaking french? :P Don't ask, I get weird when I'm under lots of --stresssssss--!

Never heard of those prejudices (living in igloos) - The only prejudice I know against Canadians is: Is it true that most of the Canadian people hate Americans? A friend of mine who lives in British Columbia (I think it was called so) has told me something like that.